One speech in this work describes how "The appearance of a stranger in a country church draws as many gazers as a blazing star" and occurs before its speaker claims the church is "our guide." Near the end one character is nearly unable to free another when he realizes that ten thousand pounds in one hundred thousand livres. Although the protagonist nearly marries at an impromptu ceremony with the main love interest at the middle of this play, it is postponed because he reveals the truth that he is not a (*) lord, but hi
One speech in this work describes how "The appearance of a stranger in a country church draws as many gazers as a blazing star" and occurs before its speaker claims the church is "our guide." Near the end one character is nearly unable to free another when he realizes that ten thousand pounds in one hundred thousand livres. Although the protagonist nearly marries at an impromptu ceremony with the main love interest at the middle of this play, it is postponed because he reveals the truth that he is not a (*) lord, but his brother is. The minor villains Bagshot and Hounslow try to rob Lady Bountiful in this work after which the Irish priest Foigard ties them up. The inn landlord Boniface talks with the highwayman Gibbet about the two protagonists who come the first act, one of which is Archer. Seeing Dorinda marrying Aimwell, for 10 points, name this last comedy of George Farquahr. [Ike]
One speech in this work describes how "The appearance of a stranger in a country church draws as many gazers as a blazing star" and occurs before its speaker claims the church is "our guide."
The {Beaux Stratagem}